Since the fame of the Panasonic Lumix LX3 many DSLR users jumped into
getting a serious but compact camera that either can be their back up,
toy camera or everywhere-I-go cam. From that time, history proved that
there’s a niche in this class and type of gadget. Little did we know,
that from the start there were several companies make a similarly
made camera like the LX3. Enter the name Ricoh, the brand that makes
high quality photo copier machines. Ricoh sells the highly disregarded
GR and GX series compact cameras.
The Ricoh GR III is the latest iteration of the GR series. This is my
hands-on review regarding my views using this camera as day to day
substitute for personal photo gear companion. The review will not
include an exhaustive reporting on scientific and numerical equations,
but rather will focus comparing it to similar products and how it fair
with my usage.
Since the fame of the Panasonic Lumix LX3 many DSLR users jumped into
getting a serious but compact camera that either can be their back up,
toy camera or everywhere-I-go cam. From that time, history proved that
there’s a niche in this class and type of gadget. Little did we know,
that from the start there were several companies make a similarly
made camera like the LX3. Enter the name Ricoh, the brand that makes
high quality photo copier machines. Ricoh sells the highly disregarded
GR and GX series compact cameras.
